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Unveiling the New Government Cabinet: A Diverse Team to Shape the Nation's Future

In a momentous announcement, Chairman Joseph Helmfried, at the helm of the Progressive Party, revealed the composition of the newly formed government cabinet. This diverse and dynamic team brings together individuals from various political backgrounds, promising a collective effort to address the nation's challenges and opportunities.

Chairman of the Government:

Joseph Helmfried (Progressive): A seasoned leader with a vision for progressive governance.

Vice-Chairpersons:

First Vice-Chairwoman: Eva Judith (SD): Bringing experience and expertise from the Social Democrats. Second Vice-Chairman: Jutta Hermann (Alliance): A key figure from the Alliance Party, contributing to the government's leadership. Third Vice-Chairwoman: Mabelle Imogene (PP): A representative from the People's Party, adding a unique perspective to the leadership team.

Key Ministers:

Minister of Foreign Affairs: Euphemia Madelina (Progressive): Steering the nation's diplomatic efforts and international relations. Minister of the Interior: Eva Judith (SD): Overseeing internal affairs and ensuring the nation's stability. Minister of Defense: Jutta Hermann (Alliance): Responsible for the nation's defense strategies and security. Minister of Treasury: Grant Sigi (Progressive): Managing the nation's finances and economic policies. Minister of Justice: Elena Raimondi (Alliance): Ensuring justice and upholding the rule of law. Minister of Industry and Trade: Dulce María Losa (Progressive): Driving industrial growth and trade policies. Minister for Regional Development: Magdalen Parri (Alliance): Focused on balanced regional development. Minister of Health: Connell Garland (PP): Overseeing healthcare policies and initiatives. Minister of Labour and Social Affairs: Juliet Peg (SD): Addressing labor issues and social welfare. Minister of Education & Youth: Hank Hendry (Progressive): Guiding education policies and youth development. Minister of Transport: Jakob Sebastiani (PP): Steering the nation's transportation infrastructure. Minister of the Environment: Febe Presley (SD): Spearheading environmental policies and sustainability. Minister of Culture: Candida Lemmi (PP): Nurturing the nation's cultural heritage and creativity. Minister of Agriculture: Avgusta Derrick (Alliance): Overseeing agricultural policies and rural development. Minister of Regional Affairs: Verónica Cano (Progressive): Focused on regional governance and collaboration. Minister of Science and Research: Loyd Silvia (Progressive): Driving advancements in science and research.

This comprehensive team represents a cross-section of political ideologies, each member bringing unique skills and perspectives to the table. The government aims to leverage this diversity to address the multifaceted challenges faced by the nation and work towards a prosperous and inclusive future.

As the newly appointed ministers assume their roles, citizens eagerly anticipate the impact of their policies on the nation's development, stability, and overall well-being.

The Tribunal

Four left-wing parties form electoral alliance

by Janice Kyou - March 31, 2024

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The logo of the alliance, titled UnitedLeft, was revealed at the announcement.

The Green Party of Elthize, the Elfiz Party, the Democratic Socialists of Elthize, and the Communist Party of Elthize have announced their electoral alliance for the July general elections in a joint conference held this morning at Forecoaster. The alliance, called UnitedLeft, aims to run on a common leftist political agenda and bring a leftist government to Elthize for the first time since 2002.

The alliance comes after a series of negotiations which lasted for weeks. All four party leaders were present at the conference. Matthew François, leader of the Green Party, unveiled the logo and name of the electoral alliance alongside Meti Adebayo (formerly Kendall Hudson), leader of the Elfiz Party, Melissa Chai, leader of the Democratic Socialists of Elthize, and Leon den Hollander, chairman of the Communist Party of Elthize.

The upcoming election will be the first time the Elfiz Party participates in national elections. Previously, the party only operated in the province of Southern Counties, formerly known as Hunnicutt. When asked about the change, Adebayo stated that the party's previous decision to only run in the Southern Counties was a "grave mistake". "Every Elfiz from Ackerson to Montgomery needs to be represented," Adebayo continued.

The real star of the show, however, was Melissa Chai, the presidential candidate of the alliance. "Our country is in dire times," is how Chai started her speech. She continued, "For three decades, we have endured ultra-capitalist, inhumane, and exploitative liberal regimes that have drained the life out of our fellow Elthic working class. Today is the day we set aside our ideological differences and say 'Enough!'"

Melissa Chai, the current mayor of the city of St. Lucas, first assumed office in 2013. She is highly regarded by the people of St. Lucas for her generous social programs, which have also gained attention across Elthize following the economic crisis that affected the country from 2008 to 2011. Her campaign comes after eleven years of speculation about her possibly seeking a position in the national government.

Martha Krystoff, the governor of St. Lucas, endorsed Chai and UnitedLeft for the 2024 elections. She stated that the alliance is "what our nation needs right now."

"Elthize, you have seen the work I have done for St. Lucas. Now it's your turn. It's time to vote for a government that cherishes and prioritizes life above all else." The room roared with applause the moment Chai ended her sentence.

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WEATHER: COLD SUMMER EXPECTED DUE TO NOFOAGAN VOLCANO

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Mauga'afi volcano eruption as seen from MS Atlantic Capricorn

The Meteorological Office (Met Office) released a statement this morning about the effects of the Mauga'afi Supervolcanic Eruption to the climatic condition in Continental Europe. According to the announcement, a sudden decrease in temperature is expected to be felt until the next 1-2 year/s due to ashes spewed by the Volcano that blocks the rays of the sun. In addition, it is also stated that possible stronger and much colder blizzards would be experienced in winter and some snow would likely start to fall even by mid-autumn. Summer would likely feel like Early-Winter Season. These effects of the volcanic eruption is said to also be experienced throughout the continent. Due to this, those working in the agricultural sector are already preparing for the Volcanic Winter. Some events have also been cancelled or suspended due to the climatic condition brought by the situation in the Caribbean.

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Good Bye Spain!

Yesterday the Ministry of National Defense announced its intention of closing the Spanish Military base that has been the center of some disputes, The MND said that the spanish base is a threat to Mennrimian sovereingty as the governments of both countries have diferent views that could in the future be bigger, the Minister of Defense then urged the national government to close the base and renegotiate the terms of the treaty that established the base.

Today in an emergency parliament session the MPs voted to freeze the treaty with spain and remove the base, the vote passed with an 80% of aproval,
its biggest supporters being the National party and the Comunist party, The Progressive conservative party that holds the mayority although divided voted on favor of the removal,
The Prime Minister adressed the matter in a press conference an hour later and declared the vote a step back on the betterment of relations with the Kingdom Of Spain, then urged the MFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) to contact the spanish authorities to prepare the closing of the base and to renegotiate the terms of the treaty

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Building of the Ministry of National Defense

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Parliament of Mennrimiak

Probe rocket reaches space

Surrey Space Center, November 19 2023 | The KRSA's Probe mars rocket has successfully reached space in its 2nd Integrated Flight Test. The launch was streamed live in various platforms, where various improvements and changes to the craft and the launch structures were observable. A successful hot-stage separation was conducted and all engines were able to operate properly throughout the flight, but with the first stage being detonated a few moments after the separation. A slight communication issue moments after the second stage reached space also prompted speculations that the mission was unsuccessful, but were eventually dismissed once contact was reestablished. A post-mission report showed that failures were mostly observed following the stage separation, but the mission was declared successful by the flight directors. In a subsequent press conference, it was also announced that the rocket will be given a new more name before its' next launch, which would be 'more appropriate to its power'. Because of this mission, the rocket now boasts as the most powerful spacecraft to ever reach space.

THE GOVERNMENT CALLS EUROPEAN ELECTION BETWEEN 6 JUNE AND 9 JUNE

The Spanish citizens will head to the polls between Thursday and Sunday to elect their Councillor for the next five years

Nothing was clear about holding European elections, with nothing meaning nothing in this case, but the puzzle has been solved: Spain will head to the polls between 6 June and 9 June to elect (or re-elect) their European Councillor. President Alberto Núñez Feijóo has announced his decision this morning, after being inquired by the press, and has already confirmed the People's Party candidate and Eurogroup affiliation: «the Speaker of the European Council, Donald Tusk, will be our candidate; and he will run under the affiliation of the Eurgroup he leads, the European Progressive Alliance».

The reasons behind the call to the polls are still unknown, but some political advisors consider that Feijóo wants a victory that reaffirms him as the President of the nation, months after being elected by the Congreso de los Diputados after Juncker's resignation. He has not, just like his predecessor, been elected by the Spanish people, who elected Jesús Aguilar nearly two years ago. «Feijóo has had a victory in Galicia thanks to the majority his sucessor, Alfonso Rueda, has achieved; but he needs an election that ratifies his leadership in the entire nation, not in a single region. The question is: will he succeed, or will he make Tusk lose his job and the Speakership that he and Spain hold?», comments Europa Press' political analyst.

Albeit is the move worth the risk? Europa Press has tried to contact the current Speaker and Councillor for the Kingdom of Spain, Donald Tusk, unsuccessfully; but it has managed to speak to one of his advisers. Being asked the very same question, his adviser told us Mr. Tusk "does not fear the will of the people" and that he (the Speaker) and his team were convinced "they would win by a landslide". The opposition, on the other hand, have welcomed the election but criticised Feijóo swerves in his opinion, confusing them and not allowing opposition parties to prepare, putting the bloc in what they call "an unfair position".